San Francisco Population Grows, Defies Grim Predictions; California Sees Overall Decline
San Francisco is experiencing population growth post-pandemic, with an increase in residents over a year, countering previous declines and contributing to the city's recovery.
San Francisco Arrests Nearly 700 in Massive Drug Crackdown, Seizes 325lbs of Drugs in Tenderloin and SoMa Districts
Authorities arrested nearly 700 people in a 6 month crackdown on drug sales in the Tenderloin and SoMa districts. Over 325 pounds of drugs were seized, including 64 kilos of fentanyl - enough to kill 32 million adults.
San Francisco Police Clamp Down on Tenderloin Drug Trade, Four Men Face Narcotics Trafficking Charges
Four men face charges for narcotics trafficking in San Francisco's Tenderloin, as DA Brooke Jenkins continues the battle against drug crimes. The suspects were arraigned and held without bail, with court proceedings ongoing.
San Francisco Bay Area Faces Wind Advisory and Flood Alerts Amid Severe Weather Conditions
The NWS has issued weather alerts for the San Francisco Bay Area due to high winds and rain, with advisories including wind, flood, and marine warnings. Storm conditions are expected to improve heading into the holiday week.
Settlement Ensures Accessibility Upgrades for BART, Bay Area Disabled Commuters to Benefit from Elevator with Escalator Overhauls
BART has reached a settlement to enhance accessibility, which includes renovating 40 elevators, updating escalators, training staff on disability services, and improving cleanliness and communication.
Google Coughs Up $700M in Mega Settlement Over Android App Monopoly Claims
Google agrees to a $700 million settlement over claims of monopolizing the Android app market, with automatic consumer refunds and changes to allow alternative app stores and billing systems.
Caltrans to Close Fremont Street Offramp and Lanes on Bay Bridge in San Francisco for Nighttime Work
The Fremont Street Offramp in San Francisco will be closed for drainage work on December 21 from 9 PM to 5 AM, with lane closures also on the Bay Bridge's upper deck.
Former LinkedIn Employee Admits to $700K Mail Fraud Scheme, Faces Up to 20 Years in San Francisco Court
A former LinkedIn employee, Kent Laird, has pleaded guilty to mail fraud charges, admitting to defrauding the company of nearly $700,000 through fake contractor invoices.












